In his most recent post, Mountain State's president, Charles H. Polk, writes:
Leaders must recognize that there are few things they do that do not impact the lives of those around them, particularly family and close friends.
This post is a great reminder to people in prominent positions that every choice and decison is important.
Miki Saxon addresses a similar topic in her recent post "Leadership's Future: Hypocrisy Reigns". She expresses her disillusionment with leaders whose actions do not meet up with their words. To anyone aspiring to leadership, she gives this advice:
So before you become a ‘leader’ for any cause or attitude, do make sure that your own actions conform to what’s expected of those who follow you.
Be sure to read both these posts and weigh in with your thoughts about this important topic.
